Burning Moscow

The new third regiment in Kuban was supposed to arrive in the middle of the night, but did not arrive at the designated location within the specified time. Seeing that the New Third Regiment was not in place, I was dissatisfied with Major Godunov, and directly instructed Lieutenant Colonel Ilya, Chief of Staff of the Division: "Comrade Lieutenant Colonel, you go and send a telegram to Major Godunov. Where is his new third regiment, and why hasn't it reached Cuban?"

Ilya was ordered to contact Godunov. After a while, he returned to the command post and handed me a telegram. At the same time, he reported: "Report to Comrade Commander, Major Godunov said in his reply, As soon as his troops left the'landing field', they were besieged by superior German troops. The troops could only fight and retreat and re-enter their original positions. The current situation is that the enemy can't get in and they can't get out."

Although Ilya had reported the contents of the telegram to me, I took the telegram to my eyes and read it carefully several times. Finally, he handed the telegram to Pantai Leyev, who came over, and said regretfully: "Comrade Commander, according to this message from Major Godunov, the New Third Regiment may not be able to take part in the battle to capture Zaporosh. "

Pantai Leyev took the telegram and glanced at it, then handed it to Oberstein, and then asked tentatively: "Comrade Commander, can I return the third regiment of Lieutenant Colonel Corsica?"

The safety of the logistics supply line is related to the survival of our 79th Infantry Army. Therefore, I immediately rejected Bantaiyev’s reckless proposal: "≡∮ Sorry, Commander Bantaiyev, in order to ensure the safety of our army. For the logistics supply line, the third regiment of Lieutenant Colonel Corsica cannot be arbitrarily transferred."

Although my answer was as early as Bantai Leyev expected, he really heard me answer him like this. There was still a disappointed expression on his face. There was a moment of silence. He muttered to himself: "At present, our division only has the first regiment of Lieutenant Colonel Sederikov, the second regiment of Lieutenant Colonel Oleg, and the fourth regiment of Lieutenant Colonel Gaidar. These three regiments are passing by. After days of fierce fighting and division of defenses, the total strength is less than 5,000. If you want to capture Zaporos with such strength, I think this is an almost impossible task."

"Old man, don't worry." Seeing Pantaiyev's loss, Kirilov came forward to comfort him in time: "Even if the third regiment of Lieutenant Colonel Kosca and the new third regiment of Major Godunov can't Returned to the establishment, but you can still get the cooperation of the Gurtyev Division. Coupled with the tank brigade and artillery regiment, I believe there should be no problem in capturing Zaporos."

After Kirilov finished speaking, Pantai Leyev said bitterly: "Thank you, Comrade Political Commissar. I also hope that with the cooperation of the 308th Division, I can successfully capture Zaporos and destroy the German command. system."

When it was about to dawn, an observation post on the west side of the city called and said that two scouts had returned to the city and brought back a German prisoner. After listening to the good news, Ilya happily shouted into the microphone: "Great. This is really great. I now order you to ask Comrade Scouts to bring the prisoners to our headquarters immediately. "

Put down the phone. He reported to me loudly: "Comrade Commander, the observation station just reported that two of our scouts had returned from behind the enemy and successfully brought back a German prisoner. I have ordered the scouts to send the prisoner directly. Here comes the command."

"Comrade Lieutenant Colonel, you did the right thing." After I praised him politely, I ordered: "Go and bring the scouts and prisoners here."

After Ilya left, I deliberately said to Pantai Leyev: "Comrade commander, this is your headquarters. You and the political commissar of Oberstein will be responsible for the interrogation of the German prisoners later. Me and Ji Comrade Lilov is just sitting next to him and just listen. By the way, you first have someone call Lieutenant Gretka who came with me. The interrogation later, let him serve as an interpreter, it is most appropriate."

About five or six minutes later, Ilya walked in with a scout. I carefully looked at the scout behind Ilya, and found that it was an acquaintance, Sergeant Adil who had gone to perform several reconnaissance missions when we went north to meet the Don Front.

After I waited for Sergeant Adil to salute me, I nodded slightly at him and greeted him enthusiastically, "Hello, Sergeant Adil, I didn't expect us to meet again here."

Sergeant Adil said with excitement that I could recognize myself at a glance: "Comrade Commander...No, it should be Comrade Commander. Do you remember me?"

"Of course I remember." I continued with a smile on my face and said: "When I led my troops north to pick up the Don Front Army, you went on several dangerous reconnaissance missions and were injured as a result." Speaking of this, I brought the topic to the German prisoners, "By the way, Comrade Sergeant, tell us, how did you capture this German?"

Unexpectedly, as soon as I said my words, Sergeant Adil showed a painful expression on his face. His reaction shocked me, and hurriedly asked him what had happened. Under my repeated questioning, he said solemnly: "Report Comrade Commander, when we were conducting reconnaissance near the airport, we found a German tricycle with a German officer on board. Drove towards the airport, and the reconnaissance team leader decisively ordered us to attack and intercept.

Unexpectedly, although there were only three Germans in the car, they behaved extremely tenaciously. They hid behind the motorcycle and fired back at us. When we saw us rushing up from several directions, one of the soldiers began to burn the documents he carried at any time. When we paid the sacrifice of five or six soldiers, we captured the German officers alive. Only then did we discover that among the objects burned by the German army, in addition to the documents that they carried at any time, there were their certificates.

Before we took any useful information from the Germans, the airport defender who heard the gunshot rushed up in an armored vehicle. After the captain let the captives be thrown into the sidecar, he ordered me and another scout to take the captives back to Cuban, and the rest of them went with him to stop the German troops coming up. "

Sergeant Adil's words were interrupted at this point. Kirilov asked with concern: "Comrade Sergeant, what happened later? Did your captain and other fighters withdraw?"

Hearing Kirilov's question, Adil shook his head. He choked and said: "The two of us were driving motorcycles. We drove towards Cuban at the fastest speed. After hearing the gunshots from behind for a while, we stopped completely. I guess the captain and the other scouts were all Sacrificed. There were a total of 24 people in our reconnaissance team. I didn't expect that in the end, only the two of us would return."

Kirilov raised his hand and patted him on the shoulder, and comforted: "Comrade Sergeant, your comrades will not die in vain, we will avenge them. Now, you go out and bring the German prisoners here. Come. We want to know something useful from his mouth."

When the German prisoner was taken into the command post, from the black uniform on his body, I knew that he was not an ordinary Wehrmacht officer, but an SS officer. He should be able to ask some questions. Useful stuff.

The interrogation of the German prisoners took place in the headquarters of Pantai Leyev's division. The interrogation was carried out by Bantai Leyev and Oberstein, who sat side by side at the wooden table, facing the SS prisoner who was standing in the middle of the room with two heavily armed soldiers behind them. Lieutenant Gretka, who was temporarily recruited from the military, sat on the side of the two men, acting as an interpreter. Kirilov and I were sitting on two back chairs by the wall. Watching the entire interrogation process quietly.

"Your name, position, and military rank?" Bantai Leev asked coldly.

Lieutenant Gretka translated this sentence in time, but he didn't expect that the prisoner just snorted coldly after hearing it. No answer was made. Greetka probably thought that the other party hadn't heard clearly, and repeated what he said just now. This time, the captive reacted and he yelled at Gretka. After listening to his words, Greteka suddenly flushed.

I was curious as to what the captive said, which actually made Greteka blush, and asked Kirilov in a low voice, "Comrade Political Commissar, do you understand what the captive said?"

Kirilov nodded, and whispered to me: "The captive called Gretka a traitor, a traitor to the motherland, and a **** Judas. He betrayed the great German Empire. There will be no end in the future. ."

After listening to Kirilov's translation, I couldn't help laughing. I wondered how ugly the expression on Gretka's face was. It turned out that the prisoner was swearing too hard. I took a closer look at the captive's epaulettes, and found that it turned out to be a third-level commando squadron captain, which is equivalent to a second lieutenant in the Wehrmacht.

"Pop!" Seeing how arrogant the German prisoners were, Pantai Leyev slapped the table fiercely, raised his voice and continued to ask: "Tell me your name, rank and position in the army."

Unexpectedly, the SS squadron leader is quite stubborn, and still ignores Greteka's translation, but they sneered at Tai Leyev and they kept sneering.

At the captive's uncooperativeness, Bantai Leyev trembled with anger, and his hands trembled involuntarily. I watched this scene calmly next to me, wondering if I hadn't been sitting next to me, would Bantai Leyev call someone in and drag the SS prisoner out and shoot him.

Pantai Leyev repeated the original question several times, but the captive still ignored it. Seeing that Bantai Leyev was on the verge of a runaway, I felt that it was time for me to play, at least to relieve Bantai Leyev. Thinking of this, I stood up, walked slowly to the prisoner's side and stopped. After looking at him up and down, I have to admit that this Aryan's blood is pretty good, and almost all men are handsome guys.

Seeing that I was looking at myself, the captive also turned his attention to me. When his gaze swept over my collar badge, the dismissive expression immediately converged, and he straightened his body and said something to me respectfully.

Although I have studied German for a few days with commanders who understand German, I really can't understand this fast-spoken German. So I had no choice but to turn my eyes for help to Major Gretka behind.

The second lieutenant noticed him, stood up quickly, straightened his body and reported to me: "Comrade Commander, he is asking if you are General Oshanina? He said that he has known your name for a long time, and you are him. One of the most admired commanders."

"Yes, Mr. Commando Squadron III." Since the opponent recognized me, I did not conceal my identity: "I am Major General Oshanina, commander of the 79th Infantry Corps of the Soviet Red Army. Do you tell me your name, rank and position?"

The prisoner hesitated for a moment, and then answered loudly. Greetka promptly interpreted simultaneously: "Your Excellency, my name is Schmidt, the commando squadron captain of the third-level SS. I am a'skeleton' armored infantry. Division’s communications staff."

After learning of his identity, I was secretly delighted. I didn't expect this kid to be a communications staff member of the SS. He must be able to get a lot of useful information from his mouth. As soon as he finished speaking, I immediately asked: "Let’s talk about it, your commando squadron captain, what did you do to finish the airport?"

I also know that when I ask this question, I probably won't get any answer. The next thing was as I expected, Schmidt looked at me silently, not trying to answer me at all.

Seeing his expression, I knew in my heart that it would be more difficult to get useful information from his mouth according to the conventional interrogation method, so I had to go to an alternative way of being around. Play its due effect.

I stood there thinking for a moment, and then smiled and asked Schmidt: "Your Excellency, the captain of the third-level commando squadron, have you seen Hitler's "My Struggle"?"

When I heard this question, not only Greteka, who was acting as an interpreter, was stunned, but even Pantai Leyev and Oberstein, who were serving as interrogators, were also stunned. It is estimated that no one would have thought that I would ask such a question. In fact, this is also a kind of trial technique. If you ask a question straightforwardly, it may be perfunctory. I am now deliberately pulling the topic to a place that is irrelevant to distract the captive~www.wuxiaspot.com~ so that we can have a chance to know some things we want to know from his mouth.

After hearing my question, Schmidt nodded vigorously: "Does this still need to be said, General? In our country, almost all children who are literate have read this book."

"Very good!" Seeing that Schmidt's attention was drawn to me, I thought to myself, and then said: "Hitler is an amazing person. It only took him more than ten years. Let Germany quickly grow from a defeated country to a world power. Are you right, the commando squadron of the third-level commando?"

Schmidt was obviously confused by my wild questioning, and when he heard me asking him, he nodded vigorously, and at the same time showed a confused expression on his face. (To be continued...)

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